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P91 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 381 PTE J. CAMERON 29/BN A.I.F.
EMB: 10th of November 1915 (29th Bn)
Joseph Cameron was admitted hospital field 27th November 1916 “Trench Feet”
WIA: 20th of July 1918 “Gas” & “S. W. Rt. Thigh” Field
Transferred to the 32nd Battalion on the 12th of October 1918
RTA: 28th March 1919
VF $850
P90 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 1022 PTE J CONNOR 28 BN AIF
Previous service stated as 11th Battalion “Chest measurement too low”
EMB: 9th June 1915 at Fremantle as an original 28th member on H.M.A.T. "A.II" (ASCANIUS) and on "BOONAH" on the 12th July 1915
John Connor A Company 28th Battalion was admitted to the 13th Casualty Clearing Station, Mule Gully, Walkers Ridge ANZAC on the 21st of September 1915 with “Diarrhoea”
Admitted 1st Australian Axillary Hospital Heliopolis on the 10th of December 1915 with “Rheumatic Fever”
RTA: 3rd February 1916 and discharged as Medically Unfit.
EF+ $750
P89 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 665 PTE F. J. PAULL 27/BN
EMB: 31st of May 1915 (27th Bn) for Gallipoli
Admitted to 7th Field Ambulance, Gallipoli due to “Gastritis” (which turns into Influenza) on the 3rd of December 1915.
Killed in Action, Flers, The Somme, France on the 5th of November 1916. Sadly, no further details are given.
Note: Comes with a photo of Frederick Josiah Paull Headstone at the AIF Burial Ground, Grass Lane Cemetery, Flers, Picardie.
UNC $1150
P88 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 932 PTE C. W. STANTON 27BN AIF
EMB: 15th February 1915 (27th Bn)
Charles Weking Stanton was admitted to hospital Heliopolis due to “Thrombosis Veins” on the 27th of July 1915
Temporarily attached to Duty at “A Base” hospital as part of the 2nd A. G. H. on the 7th of September 1915
Charles Weking Stanton was admitted to hospital a second time due to “Appendicitis” on the 2nd of February 1916 resulting in his return to Australia.
RTA: 24th of June 1916 for discharge “Medically unfit”
EF $750
P85 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 198 PTE H. G. McLEAN 23/BN
Comes with ANZAC Medallion Lapel correctly engraved 'H. G, McLean", RSL Badge and Services Rendered Badge (No. A22423)
EMB: 8th May 1915 (A Coy 23rd Bn) arriving at Gallipoli 29th August 1915
Hector George Mclean left Gallipoli for hospital, Malta on the 3rd of December 1915 “septic right hand”
WIA: 4th August 1916 “Bullet Wound Head and Right Buttock” France. Listed as “seriously Ill” on the 8th August
RTA: 7th February 1919 for discharge as medically unfit, “Right Eye”.
Note: Victory Medal was returned on the 10th of May 1923 only to be issued directly to Hector two weeks later on the 25th.
EF $1150
P84 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 228 SJT (LIEUT. ON PAIR) A. F. ROACH 23BN A.I.F.
Arthur Frank Roach lists his previous service as serving with the 49th Senior cadets (3 years) and the 51st Infantry Citizens Force (1 year) Still Serving.
EMB: 8th May 1915 rank of Seargeant (A Coy 23rd Bn) arriving at Gallipoli on the 30th August 1915
Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 8th December 1915 (Whilst serving on Lone Pine, Gallipoli)
Made Rly Transport Officer prior to getting posted to Australian Headquarters Cairo as Staff Officer (Personel File shows final rank as Captain).
RTA: 26th July 1919
VF $975
P83 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 94 PTE (SGT ON PAIR) D. M. JORDAN 22/BN A.I.F.
Previous service stated as “16 months 5th Vic Mounted Rifles South Africa
Donald Morrisson Jordan embarked on the 16th of March 1915 with the 22nd Battalion arriving at Gallipoli on the 30th August 1915
Admitted to Armourers School on the 2nd of June 1917 resulting in promotion to Armourer Sergeant.
Accidently injured “Nose” 21st of October 1917 (France)
RTA:6th of June 1918
EF $950
P82 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 840 PTE R. McG. EADIE 21/BN A.I.F.
Previous Service stated as “3 years 17th A. L. H.”
Robert McGilivray Eadie enlisted on the 3rd of December 1914 as number 840 with the 21st Bn before transferring to the 5th (followed by the 8th) Field Coy as number 4409 on the 5th of August 1915. Posting noted as a result of a cable from General Birdwood.
After serving 707 days overseas in both Gallipoli and France Private Eadie returned to Australia due to “Progressive Myopia in both eyes” on the 13th of February 1917 for eventual discharge.
Note: Middle name also referenced as Mcintyre.
UNC $850
P81 Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 982 PTE T. H. M. SULLIVAN 21/BN A.I.F.
EMB: 10th May 1915 (21st Bn)
Thomas Hugh Michael Sullivan Joined unit on Gallipoli 29th August 1915
WIA: 4th October 1917 “Shrapnel Wound right arm” France.
2nd WIA: 1st September 1918 Shell Wound Right shoulder, France.
Transferred to the 24th Battalion just prior to returning to Australia
RTA: 29th May 1919
UNC $850
P80 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 2637 PTE F. ARMSTRONG 16/BN AIF.
Frank Armstrong Emb. 1st September 1915
Taken on strength 16th Bn 21st October 1915 Gallipoli
Transferred to 4th Division Artillery 16th March 1916. And subsequently taken on strength with the 24th Howitzer Brigade and posted to the 112th Bty. With the rank Gunner.
21st January 1917 Transferred to the 12th F.A.B.
Admitted to Hospital “Dacryocystitis” 23rd October 1918
RTA: 24th May 1919 and discharged medically unfit
Near UNC $750
P79 FIVE: 1914/15 Star, British War, Victory, War and Australian Service Medal. First three impressed to 108 PTE J. KIRK 16/BN AIF. WW2 pair also impressed to W27615 J. KIRK
EMB: 22nd December 1914 with the 16th Battallion for Gallipoli
WIA Gallipoli 2nd May 1915 “Gunshot wound left chest penetrating lung”
Admitted to 2nd Hospital Gascon 3rd May 1915
Assessed as Permanent Class ‘B’ due to his wound he was initially employed in the department of Deceased Soldiers effects (Alexandria) and A.I.F. Kit Stores (Fulham) in 1916 whilst recovering.
RTA: discharged medically unfit 4th September 1918
Note: Due to James Kirk's WW2 file not being opened at this stage, all we can ascertain is that he enlisted on the 14th February 1941 and served with 109 Con. Depot N. Base discharging 22nd November 1942 no doubt due to his age and previous injury.
Note: Comes with original dog tag.
VF+ $950
P77 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 603 T-SJT (PTE on star) R. BICKET 16/BN AIF.
EMB: 22nd December 1914 Alpha Company 16th Battalion for Gallipoli
28th July 1915 Robert Bicket was admitted Casualty Clearing station with Diarrhoea Gallipoli
12th January 1917 promoted to Sergeant & T/Armourer Sergeant.
RTA: 8th October 1918 and discharged medically unfit
Near UNC $850
P74 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 403 CPL (PTE on star) H. WILLIAMS 14/BN AIF.
Previous Service stated as “8th A.I.R. 8 years (discharged) own request”.
Emb. 22nd December 1914 with the 14th Battalion
Prior to the landing at Gallipoli on the 29th March 1915 Hugh Williams was awarded 96 hours detention for being “Drunk and causing a Nuisance” on the 6th earlier that month. This was awarded at Battalion level so that he did not leave the unit and would be present for the landings.
After the evacuation on the 14th January 1916 he was again charged with drunkenness but this time he was found not guilty.
Transferred to the 4th Pioneers on the 16th March 1916.
Promoted to L/Cpl 26th July 1917.
11th August 1917 charged with Drunkenness again and awarded a severe reprimand from the Commanding Officer who then approved him leave that day for two weeks.
RTA: 25th December 1918 and discharged 23rd February 1919
Near UNC $950
P71 FOUR: 1914/15 Star, British War, Victory, and Territorial Efficiency Medal. First three impressed to 328 ER-S-SJT (PTE on star). J. A. McCOY 11/BN AIF. Efficiency medal impressed 182 DMR J. A. McCOY 20/LOND: REGT
John Alfred McCoy states his previous Service as “5 years 20th County of London Regiment, 7 years 2nd Royal West Kent Regiment”
EMB: 26th Oct 1914 for Gallipoli as a first day lander
Admitted to hospital on Gallipoli “Neurasthenia” 26th June before being transferred to Convalescent Camp Mustapha 8th July 1915.
Attached to Postal Corps 14th September 1915 Alexandria before being transferred to the Postal Corps permanently.
RTA: 11th November 1919 and discharged medically unfit
Note: His records state the following; “S/Sgt A.A.P.C. Brought to the notice of Secretary of Staff for War for valuable services rendered in connection with the war (War Office List dated 28.8.19)”
P38 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 1365 PTE J. B. JEFFERIES 9/BN AIF.
Previous Service noted as “Royal Navy 12 years”
Occupation on enlistment Fireman
EMB: 13th February 1915
Joined Battalion on Gallipoli 6th May 1915
Wounded in Action 23rd July 1916 France (G.S.W.)
Killed in action 27th Decvember 1916 in France.
Joseph Benjamin Jefferies is buried at Bulls Road Cemetery, Flers, Picardie, France
UNCIRCULATED $1100
P37 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 1719 PTE F. C. BOLTON 9/BN AIF.
EMB: 8th April 1915
Joined Battalion on Gallipoli 26th April 1915
Killed in action 23rd July 1916 in France.
A Red Cross file exists for Frederick Charles Bolton with letters from his family enquiring about his whereabouts which a board of enquiry concluded; “Killed in action 23-7-16 previously reported missing”.
Remembered on the Villers-Bretonneux Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, Picardie, France
VF+ $1100
P35 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 655 PTE N. S. DUNCAN 6/BN AIF.
Initially enlisted as Douglas Sinclair Duncan
Previous Service stated as “3 years School Cadets”
EMB: 19th October 1914
Wounded in action at Cape Helles Gallipoli 8th May 1915 “bullet through chest”
Invalided to Australia discharging 2nd June 1916
Re-enlisted 4th June 1916 as service number 2297 Norman Sinclair Duncan with the 39th Battalion
Embarked second occasion on the 20th October 1916
Reduced to ranks and Detention for 6 months on the 7th July 1917 after accepting money to absent a soldier from parade
Discharged from Detention 8th December 1917
Committed to H. M. Prison Shepton Mallett 9th October 1918 for theft of 119 pounds
Released and scheduled to return to Australia but is again charged and detained this time for AWOL
Finally returning to Australia 1st January 1919 for discharge
Medals are shown initially not to be issued but later restored by permission of army order.
VF $900
P34 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 434 PTE F. (“E” ON BWM) T. HAINES 6/BN AIF.
Comes with Dog Tags (stamped 58th Bn A.I.F.), Ribbon Bar & Returned From Active Service Badge.
EMB: 19th Oct 1914
Wounded in action at the landing on Gallipoli 25th April 1915 “GSW Forearm”
Transferred to the 58th Battalion 17th February 1916
2nd WIA; France 12th October 1917 “GSW Neck”
RTA: 20th October 1918
Gd VF $1100
P33 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 1914 CPL (PTE on star) G. BLYTH 5/BN AIF.
EMB: 17th April 1915
Joined Battalion on Gallipoli 9th July 1915
Transferred to 2nd Field Coy as Sapper Regimental Number 405 on the 6th August 1915 Gallipoli.
Killed in action 4th October 1917 in Belgium.
Cpl George Blyth is buried at B.72 Menin Road South Military Cemetery, Ypres, Flanders, Belgium.
UNCIRCULATED $1100
P31 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 370 L-CPL (PTE on star). S SAVAGE 4/BN AIF.
Previous Service stated as “7 mths NZ Territorials”
EMB: 18th August 1915
Joined Battalion on Gallipoli 31st May 1915
Wounded in action France 25th July 1916 “SW Jaw”
Transferred to the 62nd Battalion 25th April 1917 for convalescing prior to re-joining the 4th Bn in France 9th July 1917
Killed in action 4th October 1917 in Belgium.
A Red Cross file exists with the following two entries; “No trace Germany”, “Killed in action previously reported wounded & missing 10-9-17”
Remembered on Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, Flanders, Belgium.
Near EF $1100
P30 Pair: British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 4024 PTE J P DRISCOLL 3/BN AIF.
EMB: 30th December 1915
Wounded in action France 16th August 1916 “Wnd Shoulder”
Killed in action 22nd September 1917 in Belgium.
A Red Cross file exists with the following single entry; “Killed in action 22-9-17 - dtls not stated”
Remembered on Menin Gate Memorial, Ypres, Flanders, Belgium.
Note: There is mention in his records that the name James Pearce Drescoll (sometimes written with the correct “I”) is an alias he used on enlistment and his name is in fact James Richard Driscoll.
UNCIRCULATED $450
P29 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 247 WO2 (SJT on star). H. HARTLEY 2/BN AIF.
Previous Service stated as Royal Fusiliers (time expired). Distinctive marks at time of enlistment “Bullet wound on left shoulder”
EMB: 18th Oct 1914
Sprained ankle in Cairo and returned to Australia to recover arriving in Sydney 9th September 1915
EMB 2nd Time: 15th January 1916
Admitted to Hospital Cairo (Perineal Fistula) 8th March 1916
RTA: 15th June 1916 and discharged medically unfit
UNCIRCULATED $750
P28 Trio: 1914/15 Star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 941 PTE A. G. GORDON 1/BN AIF.
EMB: 18th Oct 1914
Wounded in action Gallipoli 10th May 1915 “GSW right forearm”
Re-joined Battalion at Gallipoli on the 14th June 1915
2nd WIA; 19th August 1916 now serving with the 1st Australian Light Trench Mortar Battery “Wnds, Bruised Back & Right Arm, Adm”
Killed in action 5th May 1917 in France.
Sadly no mention or further details are given to how Angus George Gordon was Killed only that he was “Killed in Action”.
UNCIRCULATED $1100
P10. Trio: 1914/15 star, British War and Victory Medal all correctly impressed to 172 PTE. S. TUGBY 28/BN AIF.
Previous Service: stated as “86A” (86th Infantry Perth)
Emb: 29th June 1915
31st December 1915 transferred to 1st Light Horse Field Ambulance
Admitted to 14th Australian General Hospital on the 23rd November 1916 with Irritable Heart Disease.
RTA: 22nd January 1917
VF+ $950
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